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Sep 10, 2017
Kira
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At 608 pages, the Lake House is a long read. Even so, I managed to finish it in the space of a weekend.The mysteries are unravelled mainly through Alice and Sadie’s viewpoints. There are other chapters written from multiple perspectives allowing you to get a better understanding of what happened. Alice’s story is written in both the past as a young teenager, and as an elderly woman. I loved that we got to see both the youthful, excitable side to Alice, as well as her more wise and reserved older
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In 2003, Sadie has been suspended from the police force for getting too involved in a case, so goes to Cornwall to stay with her grandfather. While she is out running one day, she comes across a beautiful abandoned house and gardens, still furnished as if the inhabitants left in a hurry and is intrigued to find out what happened there.
In 1933, Alice is sixteen and living in a beautiful lakeside estate in Cornwall. At their annual midsummer’s party, the family discover that their youngest child ...more
In 1933, Alice is sixteen and living in a beautiful lakeside estate in Cornwall. At their annual midsummer’s party, the family discover that their youngest child ...more
Aug 30, 2015
Deb Harrison
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